sanmarzano

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by sanmarzano 3mo ago
And as per the cliche you run away. Natch.
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by sanmarzano 3mo ago
Your position is “why bother protesting when all models are biased.” First, your premise is false. Only one trillionaire is has stated he will tune his model to eliminate the woke mind virus (his words not mine). 2nd, You are right, you are
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by sanmarzano 3mo ago
Yes. But only one trillionaire is screaming from twitter that he will use his wealth to combat the woke mind virus by tuning his model. So, ya know, there’s THAT.
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by sanmarzano 3mo ago
“Since we can’t stop ALL crime we should give up.” See how dumb your position sounds?
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by sanmarzano 3mo ago
I think I understand your point. But I could argue that a Model T was trying to do an impossible thing too. Like, contain a gasoline explosion to reliably create forward thrust in an affordable design. And make them quickly and reasonably s
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by sanmarzano 3mo ago
Every programmer should learn LISP. or at least give an earnest attempt to study it. The vast majority of applied programmers only know how to think like C programmers (procedural). LISP is a “beautiful” language in that it is about concept
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by sanmarzano 3mo ago
Possibly. The only people I know that gamble are sports bets, and they consume sports at a near constant rate.
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by sanmarzano 3mo ago
It does. People who bet on sports sink hundreds of hours into forums and consuming visual content. Placing a bet takes 30 seconds, deciding what to bet on takes people a very long time. As long as reading a book.
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by sanmarzano 3mo ago
Maybe windows users who weren’t smart enough to correctly answer the survey question? Nevermind. These stats are computed by website visits: https://gs.statcounter.com/faq#methodology So I guess web browsers that obfuscate?
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by sanmarzano 3mo ago
Windows 95, for all its UX niceties, was a hack job under the hood. Reading this is just another example. When people make comparisons to clunky Model T cars in the 20’s and Win95, they aren’t far off.
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by sanmarzano 3mo ago
It’s encoded not obfuscated. It’s even commented, which is the opposite of obfuscated. Plus it’s not really an Easter egg that was found: it is literally printed in a shirt. Easter eggs are supposed to be hidden and either only found by ins
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by sanmarzano 3mo ago
Thank you! I often feel like I’m in the minority on this site, it is nice to hear someone else articulate my feelings. Driving is a privilege not a right. But since America decided to decimate public transit in the early 20th century (and s